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T..a;es of the Lee Fanny

Correspodence st. Louis Repupi0"r Al es
I cannot say that any OF tue ,s bsisss
Lees household were partican 10 Nj
they were all fine-looking' . s', The VS. ::
who was an invalid throughout ssuehter /
Mary Lee, the Generals secon ,.; M impress
about thirty five years old, pisi' .barscisi
woman, having great force .p Us Lees p0sss'
that gentle dignity which al sssasnrhtsr, a., r.;
Miss Mildred Lee, the eldest u Iaos seen y Z,
great deal, hear. ard is s s,ia;,s bet n
country, but she sometimes s; v
General G. ". G. Lee, at LeA asa crest fs'ss
Miss Mildred and Miss Mary ar =. merely g q !
mln ras account psopns but because Of '
and sympathy which have ai"'
them.
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Her Count in MoafD''

Philadelphia Press. .r,;et %
Christine Nilsson will % n a. hereto.
Casa Miranda next Tuesday; :. rrivstA
nounced, the marriage viii % ,ppouruise
the Counts being stu y -ba 3 ~
membered. didn't know enosa
burning deck. and % loss y $
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he had his, and he gave up his rank and appoint-
ed Sherman in his own stead the day after he
was inaugurated.
People have forgotten his popularity after the
close OF the war, but at that time almost any-
thing that could have been proposed to honor
him would have been approved, and it was his
very unselfishness, his purity in public matters
that afterward made his private misfortunes
possible.
But during the last years of his presidency
the reaction that comes so inevitably to the
most fortunate of men. almost overwhelmed
him. Political friends became enemies. private
and personal ones used their connection with
him to advance themselves and their intarasts
illegitimately; and the public believed far worse
things OF him and of them than there was cause
for. was away from the country during all
TINS period, but l know how keenly he felt the
loss OF his popularity, and the change in the
pubic feeling toward himself After it was de-
cided that he was not to become a candidate for
third term, he was extremely anxions to Law
down MS responsibilities and his duties wearied
OF public life and public care. But then came
the great trouble of the closing months of his
administration, the disputed election CARRYING
danger, anxiety and the possibility of strife into
the very latest hours of his presidency. Finally
this was averted, and he was able to transfer his
great once to successor without difficulty or
disturbance.
!, lie and Mrs Grant retired With dignity from
the place they had filed and performed their
las. social duties at the executive mansion grace
Auiy. nave already told that they gave din
ner to the President-elect on the Sd of March.
and while Grant attended to the grave polirical
complications Of the hour, and arranged for the
private inauguration Of his successor in advance
=: u me puonc one, Mrs Grant dispensed her part
ing inequalities under delicate and unwonted
circumstances. She did not accompany her hns-
band to the Capitol to SEQ another man installed
N the place which he had held: and Il NAV rcr
% improper to say just here, that like perhaps
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III
sot up all night n all Sunday N most all O. Sun
day night payin guards upstairs in the tavern
with some Richmon gamblers, N when he ef
the coat house they got his money. every cent of
it. n his plantation "a nggers, m his watch n
g horses. He had to foot it all the nine miles
home.
"Well, sub! Royal, his body sarvant. he see
him asettn n the big cheer as had blonged to
his mother. by the parlor fire. mighty down-lke
resin his had on his hans, m Royal he took n
fetched him a hot drink, KNOWN his ways. YOU
see, sub, m had nice supper cook for him. but
he wouldn't tech drap nor moufful, an when it
wandered off on the plantation. Thar warn't
niger quarter he didn 60 inter that ar night
an he'd the same story everywnar.
"'"Tm a-startin on a long journey" seq he
IAN want fur to take your goodwill with me, !"
SEE he. II amt been good marster to you, an
l can't go 'thout you forgive me" seq he
Every one on EN- was fit to break thar
hearts a-cryin' when he talked so mournful an
they all tole him how much store they sot by
him an ali that, but he couldn' seem to take no
comfort in what they said. Nigh pom midnight
| twas when thar come knockin' at our outside
| do, an my father he got up, thnkin' somethin'
! was the martter with the stock or somethin'
| mother. An thar stood Mr.. Moseley wet = n
| drownded rat and white 8 sheet. I'd got nm.
| too. an was lstenin' behind the do, an /
heerd him a-going oyer the same sort O. fyarwell
| to my father
IAN then my father, seq he, ssMr Mosa,ev y
ecH nc uciu CiaSS-loauer XOrt-
| er), 'Mr Moseley," seq he, right straight out o
| the hyme book:
| '''While the lamp hols out to burn.
The vilest sinner mought return"
seq he. Rub out, n b'gin agin, subj seq he. IS
| never too late to men, All! many's the time
I've thought O. them ar words sence. an how
solemn my father said EN-. he bein' a 'xhorter's
| said. Never to late to men, Mr.. Moseley,
/ seq he
:" AM SEE he, lausnin' kinder curious like,
thers nothin' tall left to men, Mr.. Bass an
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sUDDRg DEATH.

A CIVIL ExaTNxEs DIS ERoN AN oyKn-
poHK or MORPHINE.
Yesterday afternoon employees st The
Brunswick Hotel noticed that the door
10 room 10 had been kept locked eli
dAy, and Is che shambet-maid desired
TO get into the room TO make the bed,
she reported the circumstance TO the Of
Ace. The clesk called TO the occupant
% tue room, and. on receiving ne reply,
forced the door 10 and there found Mr..
III, Is. LAnaaon. the occupant OF the
room, lying upon the bed almost dead
from an overdose Of morphine. Physi-
ciaus we're summoned. and every effort
made 10 restore the mas 10 conscious
ness. His Jaws were set, and 70 took
three men 10 open bis mouth. he was
sluhoned ont, aud a large quantity OF
hisck coffee poared deWn bis thFoat. 10
about Two hours from the time the doc
tors commenced On him be regained
partial eansciousness and vas eonsid-
ered cot OF dasler, and az 6 o'clock IL
va thoneht be would be all right, but
dually he commenced sinking again aud
an efforts to revive him failed, and AZ
$50 be expired.
HArry i. l. 1ngsea waa a civil eDgi-
nsar, about ii years Of age, and fer The
paat three weeks pFeyio1s 90 bis con
ms 20 the hotel be vas employed IS en-
gtneer on the Seattle 4 West Coast
Railway, between Seattle and Snohom-
ish Ctr. &c arrived az the hotel on
July aih, ana Registered e. II. 5. Lang
tou. Toronto. u seems that Shen be
retired Tuesday night he vas very beTv
ous and eoald not sleep, 20 be took
dose Of sroFphine. and got httie toe
mech OF the dFaR iuso hts system. HE
christians do nas believe that be fook
the narcotic viii Suicidal intent.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-14

PoxKIA tnFRovTao.-A esntsman
called 81 PRosidencs HospitAl yesterday
aflssnoou 10 asesgaAin che condition OF
". W. Powell, the logger who vas SRI
casly stabbed By an emPloye Snom Pc
had discharged on the morning o. me
FsArth Of JAY. and vas Surprised 70 see
Mr. fowell ae and uaiking AFonna "
tAs hospltal. IL answeg " . question
e 10 how Be fsll. Z. P9weh ssl1i
iesl pretty veil. and the doesofs teai me
| an getting on hrst rate. II No eaie,e
49, "a 80 aovr town. hat q viii Be
eoma tisps before I can 80 20 w0fk te
VAs Wootas srAin. ~ she knife bad BAD
= liails uaors force behind u, l voeid
have been doae ap. bus fortanaaely TOT
ne. ths steel did DOT pcnstrsss ny
visalsS
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corrrg PAssES0ERs.

.s-~~sas. j q 81 HeEe. q - -. 49, j
1-ass OfO1nnoFs VS. 49, -,
r.-a~79 wtfs and ehiics -
FH Bsidfna. D y $780, - -.
- 49, = g n Camroea ana ~. -.
= -. HEsk AKnss6 80 80, =.
-. nfiss Esaa LsEy, q EsA0sa-
-. 49, - fhs EorthsEn r.
~.snesSaF: Miss A Msss9si,'
SO ~ y U~wEtua. " i Ckpacgs ~ =
eszrkwsaahas, D = 1stsne y
49, -. Ma MgnrDes 1e9
- - ~ and 3 ohfl6rsn. a = el9.
nT Perhina, J ; D.llss - =
- F~1,ors jean ksliy, Mrs a .
49, -. sna . third elasz-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-14

FoR RERAIGA-Ths steamer EvanRsl
towed The lsals steam sloop san Jean
from RriaAy HAre0r " Seattle yesssF-
dsy. Mr.. .. n. Bssl. manages q Ne
san JaAn Flah Oh works 81 KFtesy
Harhos, aossmpaniod ne gleADGF here
10 have her cvegAAnle6 &HA FaeAtFsd.
Ths san J1An vn1 Feoe13ly tim -
Psrtiand. And q IL claimed thAt esEs8ln
uorssans of hsr naeAfn1Fy were Da6s
to Hekt. he engineg vi b aiFe1 .
sharoagh everlasting and Espairt1G ~
6satt1s usoeanioa
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LIVING ON THE REPUTATION OF
OTHERS

Take everything that ! have bat ny
SOD name; leave me thai and am
eantsut.r 80 sAid he philosopher. 50
- an uaauufaatnregs 81 Renntne aFtt-
49, 10 that horde Of imitatofs
whicA thFtves apoa The neP1tAiaoa q
othtsS. The god uause % AEhceck :
Puneus fk.kRsEkI has tndaeed uaseS
aavsatureFs 30 pat in The market iuaiia.
tions thai are not only taektnS - ne
hess elements Of TIE Eenutne aItaeie'
sci are often harmful IN thetr eaecte.
Toia 3 not anly theft. bal nAehi Ssil
81 called melpractice. Such tains
oarht not % be. TIE rselie should y
wNrued ARAlnsg thrse frauds. and wseE
an exseraal Fenedy y aes3s3, ee surf
- iuassl upen having AlLcecH's PoaoU'
PtKgrM8.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-14

fAEH DHz1vKkx OnpEkED.--ln Goa
VsEmlscn With PsNtmasaer J. NJ Lyon,
yosassdAy. In regard 10 seaitles free
pesaal delivery, be said; "fhs estae-
haAmeai % ths free delivery system
IN seattle wAs applied f9g eoa1e unle
sanoa. AnA On Gppllcaiion froo The d.
pArtneHl sent % a Etatemeni giSsnG
Ne PcPalAtien Of TIE city and zoe
e8oans u basineas Transacted ~ ne
posiaenea. A Eeply came eaek thaa ny
nepcgt Sas satisfaetafy, and that tos
fFse eelivesy system wOaad b sEanisd
ostsra have ALREADY been eiven tor tos
esessNAEy sappliss. bas ogtne 10 tht
sFs4i asmAn1 for sash saQpttea. s,uas
esiay VII Be eccaaicoed. II V pfooe-
hlA hew0Ves, that the delivery sys3eu'
I'll Be esaahltshsd and In good runntnS
erass IN Seattle By The middle q ~
samheFH
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-14

AxorHKn BURdLAzI -Sonesiae dur.
ina Tuesday night or early wednesday
morning burglars entered The residences
Of A. n. MSCogkle, on Ninth and Oiivl
streets. After ransackinQ about thG
hazse for some time, they entered Mr.
McOorkle's bed roon and took bis pants
from the hook on which they we're hang.
Ing, and carried them cut into the yard
where, after tAkipR &l6 from the pockets
they folded TIE pants up carefully and
laid them down By the gate Mr.. Ne
Corkle says be is much Obliged 10 the
sentlsmAnly thief for not destroytch
ais clothinR, after taking the money
frosn the pockets.
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srHrks ExnxD. -oa Monday The zeal
passsrs engaged in trimming coal 10
tss holds Of SHIPS In seis psrt' ssrusa
FOR forty cents PER hooE. an advance Of
ten cents per boar ever fefnaef rAteA
Tha IIonRshaFeDAnAs lniol came so
The sid Of the strikers vilh tneiF mora
support and gynpatAy, for ~ rsasoE
a. they allsze. thai thsy coaEdsfed ne
demand iast Ooe. It's men FeesAaned
out until Yesterday. vhsu the ship ovn
ere eanse 10 theis terms. and boz vs.
are recssvine forty oSnta PEI eszf fei
their WaFk.
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RIAL ESTATE.

The following deeds we're 6led in the
Auditors Office for record yesterday:
IA Void 10 Thos Sawlsy. q tract OF
Iaed l0x16 rods, In section "A, tp "a
range east, $3.50.
ice Ferris 10 Seattle, Lake Shore and
Eastern Railway COMPANY, Tiaht Of way
over lot and NE 4 Of NV Y Of SEQ
tien 8, % "A, range 6 ssst, 81.
Geo w BFomeF TO o p Temple, lot 2,
block 81, lot 5. block 80, Central addi-
ton. 500.
Peter A Anderson TO Jacob Scholand,
lot 8, block 65. A A Dennv's addition,
$500.
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fSxR CRars. --Colaoel Iamea 1tlaon
sAssas. nspesS Of tie late General M
tsa, ana Chles EnzinesE % t6s BsihnS-
han RAy Railway q NAvtxation Con
PAY, arrived 10 SEATTLE yesterday frena
NAi4hy lsiAnA. An3 rrperia efeps tn tAas
1eilan losAinR ane. Henya ne taFulers
uaeFR are ali praspSroaa, and weald es
eARsg II saue Gee WoSid ocr3a aloSg
eaa eassa = aaas mill a. ssuae eanvez-
-. PEAT % TIE Island. Co1onel aaeesl
Destined 10 aiasaas railroad mataafA
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Is pieces Crinkle Seersuoker At 90,
sold by Us al season for 10 lac.
Be on baud early Monday morning
II you want cheap Crinkles.
s pieces fiue barred Organdies. sold
ct SOC. reduced 70 25c.
7 pieces SATIN barred Organdies. sold
at SOC, reduced to 25c.
0 pieces lace check 0rgandies, sold
at 40c, reduced to csc.
I pieces lace striped 0rgandiea sold
ct S5c, reduced to a0c.
5 pieces cable barred 0rgandies, sold
at 30c. reduced to 1Sc.
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IN BRIEF. AND no THE POM

IN BRIEF, AND TO THE POINT.
Dyspepsia is dreadful, Disordered
liver Il misery. Indigestion 10 foe 70
good nature.
The human digestive apparatus Il one
Of the most complicated and wondeFfal
things In existence. Il IL easily put out
Of order.
Greasy food, tough food, Sloppy food.
bad cookery, mental VERY, late hours.
irregular habits, and many other things
witch ought not 10 be. have made the
American people q nation OF dyspepsiea.
Bat Green's August Flower has done
q wondeFfni work In reforming this sad
business and making the American peo-
pie 90 healthy that they can enjoy their
meals and be happy.
RemembeE:-No happiness without
health. Bot Green's August Flower
brings health and happiness 10 the dys-
peptie. Ask your druggist foR q bottle.
Seventy ave cents. dv
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Al HAMS Ar wozK.-A EsnfisEsAa
weo cane Ia from Newcastle yesterday.
.satsd tSa. al hands are a. Wosk a.
~. usnss. ana sAas ~ best Of iseiinR
- crevsils. Scue Of t~s drivers
ssr1sk on aooaanl e a. oeiseils1Aose
- hsins pas 60 weEk N teGaE espaEa-
-. bai a. soou IS TIE real EEttvance
- rsasae knawn b. tka coGpaEx. toe
-S-J.,.sianahls indixtdsAl uas reDoSec,
- 81 hanas Fesaraed - uef&-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-14

Wash Dfess Goods. After the most
successful season we ever enjoyed, the
balance Of our summer stock will be
closed Out al Atty cents on the dollar.
ToKIAs 4 sINoKRAAN.
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The greatest crt-price sale In the bis
tory Of gents furnishing goods is the
Star Clothing House great Summer IN
deFxeaF sale. KLINE 4 ROsKHBKRo.
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u.RTTuAI CONSTIPATION

AnA kidnsy ana hvsE ia, ospsndisg o
4 weak a. massive ecndinon Of TIE kid
49, Bver az boWela, ere sasoesEf1lfy
80 nerrnaneptgy sare6 onfy ~ tie usa
- - r-atie YEA sEeesivs laxative and
diurssia. syrsp 81 fhEA - sosa1s.ks1
are srideni; Il d EASILY taxes, pasAs-sS
% "a taste. seeeptaols y eee -. - =
harwlsns % sha @oef csaae&as syete p
"a sFuBY bessectsi N aaeeh feE -
A % asass and ! ostties- 60
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AAAzTAL o. Eaa EGnEA- he sisan'
sAlp 0os<Rs W Elder arrived hsre fSS3
"a FsaAaisss Abeai midaieAi rues
Gay. Sic h<esgAa ap ~. saasi iSt r4s-
sAeyFs fos Perta ~ fellows NtctostA
y PERI ToWnsend. IT, ee2ltls. 8
xeoaEA ~ S0e Alas erouehi Sio tc1l
- issiGAa fas SsAftsa.
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A chance like this comes emily once In
q Iifetime-Drees Goods at ~ cents 9
yard; only few pieces left. ToxLAs a
SISGKRMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-14

One eass nen's al wool fast colors,
ADJ non shrinking underwear, IN
al colors. reduced from I = sui
81 a.
Mems ane wklle and gray msrino
SOC. and &c.
Meas fancy stripe and solid color,
reinforced BAIbFiggAn underwear,
Il &c, 81 and $50
RaA medIcAied underwear a ",
ai.s5 and s10.
Meas fus elastic web saspendsEs a.
Csc, Sc and soe-
do. sIIk finished fancy ends 81 Soc'
and T5c.
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They must be sold.-25s. buys Q hne
gents summer HndershiFt or drawers at
The Star Clothing House, 20s CONNER
oiai street.
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- whA1 sss., Sc. and 10 uil eay
q, s0uss' Kauuef underwear - our
Srrsa eonslEnment eale a. tne siaf
Ciashine Heass. IS Commercial street
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We have some e4.55 suits lefs-enly .
few they will be all closed oat this
week. They all 20 in the great clearing
sale. ToKIAs h SINaKaMAN.
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Just think Of this A 6ne cam
el's-ha summer shirt &c T5e., worth
double the money, al the star Clothing
Houae. 2QS Commercial street.
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Shoes and Slippers.
GOODS.

We Art .as only agents for the Gold
and Bllyer ShlEts. Collars and Cuts
These goods have no equal IN a.
and finish.
Gold Shirt tl50-silvsT Shirt tl.2s
Boys percale shirts e0e.. 75c-aad o.
Boys flannel waists with lAbe fronts
a tl.50
Mems night shirts 10 plain and faAcy
bosoms q 81. ei.2S and $50
New patterns In silk hankerchlafs,
linen handkerehisfs. fancy haad
keFehiefs 81 e5c., o5c.. SOC. and SOC,
Meas linen collars, ell styles and De
lot Of kply linen collars ~ 81 each
REGULAR 20c. collar.
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Ratisssa. AlsAce Csinkles sold a. y
,.Dts. marked down - Is o4nis N o1i
sreAa eseArsne sale. Texas B sIsaEA-
nkN.
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Gigantic clearance sale Of dry R0ods "a
full blast. Reduotions In ell depart
menta. CHEsrxR OLEAKI.
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&c. bays ane gents GA11e sammel
shirt at The Star Clothing house, -
Commercial street.
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BoXER's Livery il on Third street be-
tween Mill and Washington. 1876
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4 pieces fancy lace stripe Llnon de
India, sold ct 40c and soc, reduced
10 l5c and 20c.
2 pieces Pique. cable cord welt, sold
at 55c. reduced 10 SOC.
8 pieces Satin lace checks, sold at
40c, reduced 10 25c.
10 pieces Leno stripa, two toned ei-
fects, sold at S5e and Doc, reduced
to 20c.
s pieces cream fancy striped ktamine
sold at 15c, reduced to 25c.
s pieces two toned, white groud, fan
cy striped Etamine, sold at SOC.
reduced 10 25c.
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, Cotton half hose Ia plain And fAney
eoiOrs 25e., Sc and 5Oe.
Llsls ana cassime 25e. and Sc.
ONE Csc flne regular half hose with
faBcy top. 9 pairs for soc.
Geass l.And) shiFta, made o. me
standard muslin, pure bnsn bosom,
neck snd sleeve reinforced Tor ",
si.25 and ei.50.
Fancy shirts finished 10 a style,
collars and one pair euns With each
shIrt, a. Soc, 15c-, VI, ylSo ana
tl.S50.
PoF this week, one case Of WA Lard
Shirts made Of good heavy muslin,
Hnea bos0m, 81 ooc-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-21
G@auoerDaite SetLtge.

Ser Utn rmonismu5 ideint ii6 in elmer
leiner entieBIi1iteu 6ormeu cine Sorlr,
melhe OH Die BieoertGufer be5 16. Sabrz
bunoerts erinnert Ha6 StaIien perpflanst
au baben.
SIN Der umsegenb bon GoienSa lit cine
9ebslne 0eielll6att, Die SefteoerOei=
Tiger II, autgetau6t, Die Sablrei6e NnbGn=
ger getuonuen uno @reuel ilber Greuel pers
ubt bot. Der Sped Der Ssfte lit Dor 2lllem:
0elnett1batt Der Setber unp Sitter; in
nG0tliden tutloen @eIagen pflegen bic
@ldubi9sn oiele Soeale. 2ln Der Spite Der
Sette 1teben stpei 8riioer 0onnict. @as
briele Oonnict lptelt Den 8eibtpater. Seiz
Itgen un0 Seber Der @emeinbe; 9lbeI oaz
eegeu, Der Elm ib0ner Waun lit uno li6
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-21
295ehe1flehe glarcs@ Sheets eifacre monne 2 aeun 1881

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observation-disclosures Der 9lpoiteI iiberIieferten,
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-29
Lots 81, and IS

Pattie avenue. offered for two days a. 81 600
One acre and good house, between Eead
and Fifth, one mile from Central, only
s., 500.
A fine 50 acre farm within three miles Of
the city is offered ct $50 per acre if sold soon
A very desirable residence between First
and Second streets on Indiana. 80 it front
rents for SIS per month. The lots alone well
worth the sum asked Price Will be ad-
vanced in a very few days.
Superb residences and fine cottage prop
erty in all parts OF the city for sale cheap
Choice acre lots on the most reasonable
terms.
Inside property always on hand at the low
est figures
Parties shown property promptly and with
pleasure
fecnniary profits positively promised 10 al
patrons.
Sorres0oDdence solicited
Respectfully, WALKER & FIDDLER
For terms, etc. cali az - Mead avenue,
Wichita, kan d5SEf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-29
reap PrOpert

80 it front. 5 story brick on Doug ave, rent
$500 per year, $4,000.
% it front, = story brick, rent 81 800,
$4,000.
Fine residence on n. Emporia ave, east
front, $10,5OO.
Fine residence on n. Lawrence ave, east
front, $4,000
% TT improved on Water near Douglas ave,
Sl4. 800.
p it improved on Douglas ave. centrally
located, $4,000
100 adjoining the city for plating, cheap.
800 adjoining the city for plating, cheap.
5000 acres in Butler Co, elegantly inn
proved, cheap.
$50 acres miles S. e. Kingman, for sale or
exchange for residence property in Wichita.
LAG acres miles north of Kingman, i'm
proved, for sale or exchange for Wichita
property.
Fine residence on n Wichita st cheap.
$500
Business property speciality
Short-tinie money.
Call at los West Douglas ave, in T. S.
land Office building, up stairs, room /.
d57-tf GREENS REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.